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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1933)
coiiilopeii: detail feed store Former. Garage at Sitverton . Being Renovated for New Business Art for Sweet Charity's Safte r) ; . SILYERTON, Oct,. One tt the features of the antumn " opening at Silrerton - will b the opening ot the new Conrad Feed and Seed : store Jn the former Ford garage on Lewjs and First ' streets. The interior ol the build. ' is being redone. ' - The large work - room at the back will be ' used -as a store room. The . former- offices -and display room will be - used 1 for offices and display room, be- ; Bides a reading room. The read" ' ing room .is being : added as 1 an accommodation to . "patrons and friends from the country who haTe to wait about town. - George Isrealson, former man--. ager of the Silrerton Warehouse : Senrice corporation - storehouse, will manage (he .new retail store. Mr. Isrealson has for years been .collecting- material of interest to farmers, 'poaltrymen ,. and horti culturists. This - material will be available in the reading room. - Mr. Conrad said Thursday that . he would t not : discontinue his store at the . mill near the ceme tery, but was adding - this retail store to make it more convenient for customers. " - . The store' will be open for - easiness. Fridayr. ; wnru ;T0 MEET TOHiEHT - liABISH CENTER, Oct. 5. The, Salem chamber of commerce will present the program at the first community club meeting of ' the school year Friday -night '. at the school houBe. - Refreshments ' are in charge of 3&rs. Joe Gar barino, Tillie Isham and Harvey Aker. - There will be not school here Friday, as the teachers. Miss Me Clang hry and Charlotte J ones , will attend institute in Salem. Miss Constance Weinman will leave Saturday to resume her work as a member of the faculty of Sutherlia high school for her fourth year. Grace Klampe also began her fourth yea-, as teacher of the " Oak Ridge school last week. . . " ' 5v ' The local Sunday school re ceived the junior average attend ance banner and - the spiritual growth wall motto, as rewards at the Hayesville district conven tion held Sunday at Pratum. The Endeavorers were -entertained last Friday at the H. E. Boehm - V v -5 Percy L. Crosby, noted cartoonist and creator of the inimitable "Skippy," pictured as he worked on ' a campaign pester to swell the Com- m unity Chest of Atlanta, Ga. Cros- oy was selected for the task Atlanta's TiHr " .. W f shown working: in his McLean, V-, home. V. 4. - - if GREATLY SLASHED 5 ROUND OUT PEP STAFF WOODBURN, Oct. 6. The pep staff atWoodbnrn high school was completed - Wednes day when Henry Wurster and Herbert Hall were chosen yell leaders. Warster is the senior leader, having held that . position for, several years. A few days ago Ann Gearin and A n d r e y Broyles were chosen song lead ers; r.r: SILVERTON, Oct. S. The Silverton school ' budget received a slash of over J 16,0 00 at a meeting which: the budget com mittee held with the "board Wed nesday night. Last year's budget read $9i,794. 63, while 1933-34 reads? 175,031.21. Salaries received the most re duction; although almost every item was reduced tofthe utmost. The lowest salary paid is in the prfmaryi division and rnns to 3778, while the superintendent's salary was reduced to 12700. The librarian received a 16 per cent reduction. . Serving on the budget commit-1 tee were P. L. Brown, H. Preston; T.' T. Leonard, George Hubbs and Ernest Starr. Mrs. Evans- is survived by ft daughter, Elizabeth E. Evans of Woodbarn; a aon Joseph P. Et ans .of Los Angeles, and a grand daughter, Mrs. Elva Stanton of Los Angeles. Hall-Ringo funer al parlors had , charge. as. mmm 9isrsesir MONMOUTH. Oct, f. Mrs. Thomas Boulden, local resident tor. the past 23 years, celebrated her 91st birthday at her . home Sunday, Elisabeth Cradduck was born October 1, 1842, at Brough ton, Kent cocnty, England, where her early life was spent la .1867 she was married to Thomas Boul den ; and five " years later they came to New York. In later years they moved westward, Irving fa Iowa, . Minnesota and Nebraska, before locating, in ; Oregon; . . r She has enjoyed . remarkable healtb. durln her long lifetime, and ay ih KTef Lad ft doctor but tirlco;la her llfeV Like" most English women Mrs. BouldeaT Is fond of walking for exercise. Sev en miles ft day used to be her miBlmum,; hut th has reduced that In keeping with her advanc ing age. ' ,,"' I Among the many curios she treasurers is. a four-cent piece of copper, dated 1797, which her father gave her wtes. she .was three years old. Of seven children, five are Jiv ing, Mrs. B. A. Arnold, Portland, Thomas Bouldeo, Dayton, James Boulden, Newcastle, Wyo., Frank Boulden am . Miss Mary Boulden, Monmouth. - She has IS grand children and IS great-grandchild--ren. Mr. Bculdeu died In 1921. iitifcl;,4wii eteeeee X 4 Y 3 IELIEC"iriDnC Washers Exclusive' dealer for Maytag and Easy Washers. "We sell and serv ice all makes, v Bargains New and Used Sewino; Machines Exclusive dealers for ". famous White Rotary. Slightly nsed and floor -samples at Va Price! Used Treadles at Bargain Prices Refrigerators Exclusive dealers for Grunow and s Crosley refriger ators. We aeir four!: atandard makes,;:' Special on Close-" ont 1833 Models; HOGG DROS. Tel. 022 APPLIANCE STORE 4Sf State St, yry Li 1. j -nii 11 .1. iii 1 in 1 1 in in gHVe tl lei 1 II Final Rites Held For 94-Year-Old Woodburn Woman WOODBURN, Oct. 5. Fu neral services for Mrs. Jane Evans, 94, who died at.her-home Monday forenoon, were held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 from the . Woodburn Methodist Episco pal ,church. Rev. J. T. Taylor of the Free Methodist church offic iating, and Rev. Percy M. Ham mond of the Methodist church, assiting. Buriel was at the Belle Passi cemetery, where Mrs. Ev ans was laid beside the grave of her husband, who died about six years ago. . .. Jane Evans, over 94 years old, was born in Bala, Wales. July 10, 1839. She came to the United States with her parents when . very young. Mrs. Evans had lived in Woodburn 23 years and was well known and revered, j Corns Will Come 0 O OO If you use SchaeferV simple treatment for the quick ana complete removal of corns, callouses, and bunions. No inconveniences no complicated treatment sure cure or your money will be refunded. SchaeferV Corn Remedy 6 oz. 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